The Miami Hurricanes just picked up a big time player, as Four-star OL Cleveland Reed has committed to The U. The Hurricanes were able to keep the Fort Meade, FL native in state.
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— D1 cleve (@55clevelandreed) April 5, 2017
It was a triple score for the Canes, as they not only got one of the best O-lineman in the country, but it also kept him away from in-state rival Florida, as well as ACC conference rival North Carolina, both of which were in Reed’s Final Top 3. Mark Richt continues to rebuild the Hurricanes into a national power, returning Miami to its glory days.
For Reed, it was a dream come true. Playing D1 football for a top notch program, while playing in his home state, all while honoring his father who passed away. What a day for Cleveland Reed.
This one for you pops 🙏🏽 pic.twitter.com/Kxd1fwX7Mr
— D1 cleve (@55clevelandreed) April 5, 2017
